getting rid of title bar
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getting rid of title bar
In reference to the pic above, this is the only part of the title bar that is of any use. The title bar is simply just a waste of space. I've always wanted to move that (refer to pic) to the menu bar and have a little more space on my screen. Is there an addon that can do this?
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Re: getting rid of title bar
Hi,
Well, there's one extension that I found but it's a tad over kill for just removing a section of the Title Bar.
> https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefo ... -plus-sma/
or, try this one...
> https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefo ... on/?src=ss
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Well, there's one extension that I found but it's a tad over kill for just removing a section of the Title Bar.
> https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefo ... -plus-sma/
or, try this one...
> https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefo ... on/?src=ss
Moving to Firefox Support...
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Re: getting rid of title bar
Menu or right click on a Toolbar > Customize > Bottom Left corner > Click on Title Bar 'button'.
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Re: getting rid of title bar
I tried the first one this morning and it didn't work.LIMPET235 wrote:Hi,
Well, there's one extension that I found but it's a tad over kill for just removing a section of the Title Bar.
> https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefo ... -plus-sma/
or, try this one...
> https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefo ... on/?src=ss
Moving to Firefox Support...
The second says it doesn't work with FF 50.
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Re: getting rid of title bar
I tried this, but when I clicked Exit Customize, everything went back to normal. ?mightyglydd wrote:Menu or right click on a Toolbar > Customize > Bottom Left corner > Click on Title Bar 'button'.
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Re: getting rid of title bar
That WFM, try Safe Mode, prossibly it's Extension related.
http://kb.mozillazine.org/Safe_Mode
https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/tr ... -safe-mode
http://kb.mozillazine.org/Safe_Mode
https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/tr ... -safe-mode
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Re: getting rid of title bar
It did the same thing.mightyglydd wrote:That WFM, try Safe Mode, prossibly it's Extension related.
http://kb.mozillazine.org/Safe_Mode
https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/tr ... -safe-mode
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Re: getting rid of title bar
The Tabstrip should move up when Firefox is maximized. When the browser window is less than maximized, the Tabstrip will be lower. I have been using this code in userChrome.css to have the Tabstrip almost at the top of the browser window when the window isn't maximized.
http://kb.mozillazine.org/UserChrome.css
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/* Tabs to top of browser window when not maximized ***** */
#TabsToolbar { margin-top: 2px !important; }
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Re: getting rid of title bar
This isn't about tabs. I rarely use tabbed browsing.the-edmeister wrote:The Tabstrip should move up when Firefox is maximized. When the browser window is less than maximized, the Tabstrip will be lower. I have been using this code in userChrome.css to have the Tabstrip almost at the top of the browser window when the window isn't maximized.
http://kb.mozillazine.org/UserChrome.cssCode: Select all
/* Tabs to top of browser window when not maximized ***** */ #TabsToolbar { margin-top: 2px !important; }
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This is about what people like to call "screen real estate".
My favorite add-on's are Multirow Bookmarks and Custom Buttons.
These have allowed me to put everything I need within easy reach, but take up space (check below).
The whole reason I want to get rid of the title bar is to free up a little more of the "screen real estate".
> http://www.imagescream.com/images/x.png
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Re: getting rid of title bar
Now I see what you have going on. The manner that you customized the all the toolbars is probably why the first suggestion made by mightyglydd (de-selecting the Titlebar to have it not show) didn't work for you. Or show other customization is causing that to happen.
Are the Tabs located below the Multirow bookmarks? Or are you suppressing the Tabstrip from showing when only one Tab is open?
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Are the Tabs located below the Multirow bookmarks? Or are you suppressing the Tabstrip from showing when only one Tab is open?
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Re: getting rid of title bar
you are using windows 2000 classic design on win 7, not possible under this condition.
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Re: getting rid of title bar
I tried that earlier suggestion of doing it in safe mode and it did not work, I don't think you are correct.Brummelchen wrote:you are using windows 2000 classic design on win 7, not possible under this condition.
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Re: getting rid of title bar
Yes, the tabs are below the multirow and I am suppressing the tabstrip. I rarely use tabs and it takes up screen space.the-edmeister wrote:Now I see what you have going on. The manner that you customized all the toolbars is probably why the first suggestion made by mightyglydd (de-selecting the Titlebar to have it not show) didn't work for you. Or show other customization is causing that to happen.
Are the Tabs located below the Multirow bookmarks? Or are you suppressing the Tabstrip from showing when only one Tab is open?.
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Re: getting rid of title bar
FWIW, if the OP's using it, there is a Classic Theme Restorer option > Options > Firefox Button > Use Firefox titlebar instead of OS titlebar.....
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Re: getting rid of title bar
Go to the Custom Buttons forum then and get the code for toggling the titlebar. If you're using that extension, you should already know that.aubbieed wrote:My favorite add-on's are Multirow Bookmarks and Custom Buttons.
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